drum-tec V3 Hotspotless Snare?

[stipsi]

Hello

Has anyone already tested the new Drum-Tec V3 snare with the 3 triggers in conjunction with eDrumin?

LG
Christian

[lalo]

vergiss es, sie funktioniert nicht.

[stipsi]

Gut zu wissen, danke!

[Rob]

vergiss es, sie funktioniert nicht.

It doesn't work. Can you elaborate? Surely it works to some extent.

[Gernot]

Hello,
I have just bought a Drum-Tec Diabolo 3 snare with the 3 cones. It's actually very good. Especially for the special price they are now offering on the new models.
I tested the combination of edrumin 8 and EZdrummer3.
No hotspot, the positional sensing works perfectly. I still have to work on the sidestick and rimshot, but that shouldn't be a problem.
BUT....
the output of the snare is much too high. I have reduced the gain to a minimum and still get the 127 when I play 75% of my velocity (and I don't think I'm a heavy hitter). Drum-Tec support has not been able to help me so far.

Does anyone have any good ideas on how to fix this, as I would like to keep the drum?
I don't want to replace the cones or solder anything on a newly purchased unit.
Is there some kind of attenuator that I can just put between the cable and the module?

[flaviolovestodrum]

Hello,
I have just bought a Drum-Tec Diabolo 3 snare with the 3 cones. It's actually very good. Especially for the special price they are now offering on the new models.
I tested the combination of edrumin 8 and EZdrummer3.
No hotspot, the positional sensing works perfectly. I still have to work on the sidestick and rimshot, but that shouldn't be a problem.
BUT....
the output of the snare is much too high. I have reduced the gain to a minimum and still get the 127 when I play 75% of my velocity (and I don't think I'm a heavy hitter). Drum-Tec support has not been able to help me so far.

Does anyone have any good ideas on how to fix this, as I would like to keep the drum?
I don't want to replace the cones or solder anything on a newly purchased unit.
Is there some kind of attenuator that I can just put between the cable and the module?

ON the pro it seems to be solved, if I am reading this correctly:

"Exclusive on the pro 3 Snare: an additional switch, mounted on the outside, which lowers the output voltage of the head signal if necessary. This is advantageous for E-Drum modules that require a high level of rim detection for the natural reproduction of your sound."

https://www.drum-tec.co.uk/drum-tec-pro-3-snare-drum

Anyone knows if this would make it a good option for a snare with Edrumin?

[bsampson]

From an email I received from DT: "The switch does not reduce the voltage, it changes the energy between head and rim triggering...."

Not sure what that means, but it does contradict the wording on their website.

[nemo]

Is there some kind of attenuator that I can just put between the cable and the module?

I guess it's too easy to be produced for sale. Just a stereo socket plus a stereo plug and resistor or potentiometer in between (tip of the socket and tip of the plug)

[stipsi]

Hi

Is there any news on this topic?
Does it have someone in operation where it works 100% as it should?

LG